Sentence examples similar to contrast in pertinence from inspiring English sources
Whitney Wolfe Herd categorically denies many of the allegations made about her in this article, and several elements of this article in pertinence to Wolfe Herd are inaccurate.
Contrast Argentina and Mexico in 1994-95.
In brief, Pertinence Index, was the proportion of total propositions which were vague and/or misattributed and/or irrelevant and/or inconsistent.
This would detract in a very substantial way from the relevance of U: falsity of the part detracts very substantially from overall truth, and lack of pertinence in the part detracts very substantially from overall pertinence.
To formally examine rheumatologists' confidence about cannabinoids in general, and pertinence for use in rheumatic conditions, Canadian rheumatologists were surveyed.
There is no concession in my taste for them, but there's also no concession in my core beliefs as it pertains to them and their pertinence in society and their pertinence in this world, on this planet".
In contrast, experimentalists argued that at no point of data analysis should the pertinence of the look-elsewhere effect be reduced, and the search proclaimed successful, with the help of the theoretical expectations concerning Higgs.
Most had no pertinence in Belen because of their ubiquity in this tropical, urban slum.
The concept lost its pertinence in Germany after the Peace of Augsburg in 1555, which granted toleration to the Lutherans in the territories where they predominated.
Contrasts abound in this repertory.
